Shower head radio

Abstract

A shower head (8) with a waterproof enclosure (20) encloses a radio audio source (28), the accessory, and a replaceable battery(s) (26). A detachable handle (22) is affixed to one side of a shower head (8) as a leveraged source for positioning a shower head (8). A slidably removable waterproof battery(s) cover (24) is for a replaceable battery(s) (26) placement. A waterproof radio speaker (16), a waterproof on-off radio volume control (10), and a waterproof radio tuner control (14) known as the accessory are disposed within a waterproof enclosure (20) and located to facilitate an improved reception of the audio sound quality and the manual-automatic radio power control. This enclosed accessory with a radio audio source (28) and a replaceable battery(s) (26) further facilitates space saving, an improved audio accessibility, and an ease of operation and control of the shower head radio.

Description

FEDERALLY SPONSORED RESEARCHNot ApplicableSEQUENCE LISTINGNot ApplicableBACKGROUND-FIELD OF INVENTIONThis invention relates to a shower accessory, specifically a shower head with an enclosed radio for use in a shower environment.BACKGROUND-DESCRIPTION OF PRIOR ARTStores typically market and sell shower heads of various designs and sizes for the purpose of providing the public needs. These shower heads though functional for taking a shower do not contain a radio audio source. Manufacturers provide a large selection of radios that are designed to be used within a shower environment. These radios typically have a waterproof design and are battery powered. Typically, the radio is hung from a hook mounted on the shower wall by a suction cup, adhesive or the like. One disadvantage of these previously known radios, is that a suction cup, adhesive or the like which secure the radio to the wall becomes undone. When this happens, the radio falls to the floor at the bottom of the shower which ...

AI Technical Summary

Benefits of technology

In accordance with the present invention ,the shower head with the enclosed radio audio source located above a noisey shower water source with the manual-automatic on-off radio volume control and the detachable handle provide

Problems solved by technology

These shower heads though functional for taking a shower do not contain a radio audio source.

One disadvantage of these previously known radios, is that a suction cup, adhesive or the like which secure the radio to the wall becomes undone.

When this happens, the radio falls to the floor at the bottom of the shower which damages the radio.

A further disadvantage of these previously known shower radios is that they are typically located either behind a noisey and distracting shower water source as well as in other locations within the shower environment making for a poor quality sound reception.

An additional disadvantage of these previously known radios is their locations behind the noisey shower source, or the like.

This makes a accessibility and ease of operation of these radios the more difficult.

This device with its rather large size and appearance has no apparent readily accessible means for conveniently and effectively re-positioning and directing a accessory's audio source and shower water source as may be required by the shower user.

A disadvantage of the combined shower heads with an externally located radio tape deck is that it takes up space and is therefore not space saving within a generally space limited shower environment.

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